New Mozilla 3 has critical error inside. The most critical security fixes address a problem whereby an attacker could run code and install software, while requiring no user interaction beyond normal browsing. Other problems included the mal ware database not updating on first launch, and the SSL certificate exception list not being properly saved.

The update also dealt with crashes using malformed GIF files on Mac OS X, command-line URLs that launch multiple tabs when Firefox is not running, and remote code execution by overflowing the CSS reference counter. Several stability issues addressed were not elaborated on, but one was noted in which having Firefox 2 installed alongside version 3 made the older version unstable. A printing issue was addressed, too: When you’d select a region from the middle of a web page for printing, some of the area would be cut off.
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Content is the king, many people dealing with website usually say that words because it is the core of website. Content is the thing that keeps people coming back to a blog to read the information and opinion of the writer or blogger. Somehow I don’t quite agree with this statement. I do have faith that it is the content who turns a visitor into a loyal reader, but in the first impression the design of your blog does have a very important role. People often over value content above their blog designs, so the result is there are still many blogs that don’t concern about the usage of their fonts. I have found quite a lot blogs that the font of the main content is too small to read clearly.

Even though I can enlarge the font size by simply scrolling my mouse wheel while pressing the ctrl button in Firefox, I don’t want to bother myself by doing that. I simply closed the window. Another common mistake that is done by bloggers is they put too much ads with positions
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